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May 2012
Volume 80 • Number 5


New FCC regulations

Radio silence
Impending changes to FCC regulations will affect how superintendents communicate with their crews, operate irrigation systems and much more.
By Mark Leslie

My GCSAA story: A recipe for success
An Illinois superintendent turned to GCSAA to help ease his switch from the kitchen to the golf course.
By Jeff Bollig

Seed update 2012
By Teresa Carson

Managing bentgrass greens in India
The hot and semi-arid Deccan Plateau isn't an ideal climate for bentgrass, but a superintendent in Hyderabad is making it work.
By Manmohan Krishan

Long-term diet for turf
Research at Michigan State University provides hard evidence that fertilizing more than the turf can use results in unwanted nitrate leaching.
By Jeff Nus, Ph.D.


Biology and pathology of turfgrass anthracnose
Anthracnose is a serious disease of cool-season turf on golf courses, but new genetic tools and cultivar development may limit the disease.
By Jo Anne Crouch, Ph.D.; and Bruce B. Clarke, Ph.D.


Best management practices for anthracnose on annual bluegrass
Using the correct cultural practices can lessen the severity of anthracnose disease on annual bluegrass.
By James Murphy, Ph.D.; John Inguagiato, Ph.D.; and Bruce B. Clarke, Ph.D.



Cutting edge
By Teresa Carson

Career
Perception management at the heart of PR

Shop
Suppress surge and sparks

Environment
Home on the (island) range

Turf
A royal weed

President's message

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Front nine

Field reports

Photo quiz

Plugged in

Roch report

Industry news

Product news

On course

Coming up

On the move

New members

In memoriam

Final shot

 

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